This budget was Mr Osborne at his most bullish, and as expected, it delighted his supporters and dismayed his opponents. There will be plenty for both sides to debate. Read to find out not only what has changed in regards to Corporate Tax, why it is important, but also what it means for you.

Insight into some of the key changes relating to owner managed businesses. Corporate tax changes and tax efficient investments are the two key headings discussed throughout this paper, breaking regulations down in order to provide a succinct and precise summary of the regulations you need to know.

Depending on the result of the general election, the Finance Act 2015 may be the first of two, three, or possibly even more finance acts in 2015. This report summarises the changes that have been made in various areas of taxation and the dates on which they become effective.

The first fully devolved Scottish taxes, land and buildings transaction tax and Scottish landfill tax, come into effect on 1 April 2015. This guidance note summarises the current statutory position along with the recommendations of the Smith Commission and the latest draft legislation.

The existence of associated companies means that the corporation tax limits of £1.5m and £300,000 are divided equally among associated companies. With the unification of corporation tax rates, this guidance note discusses the current associated companies rules which apply until April 2015.

Research and development (R&D) tax incentives are one of a number of measures introduced by the government to make the UK a more competitive place to do business. This whitepaper provides guidance to businesses on available tax incentives and making R&D claims.

Download this whitepaper for practical tax tips to guide you through the tax system and help you plan to minimise your liability. Areas covered: running a business; disposals and capital gains tax; tax and your investments; property matters; preserving the inheritance; working for others.